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Media Officer
Email: akharbanda@theworkfoundation.com
Telephone: 020 7976 3646
Anna is Media Officer for the Big Innovation Centre and The Work Foundation, working alongside Tom Philips, our External Affairs Officer. Together they act as the first contact point for all media enquiries.
Anna graduated from the University of Sussex with a BA (Hons) in Political Science in 2007. She joined The Work Foundation as Media Officer in June 2011, having spent the previous three years working for a range of leading communications teams in the voluntary sector. She also has experience of working as a member of TV production crews at the BBC and with independent companies.
Back to Our People
Autumn Statement 2011: A submission from The Work Foundation This submission to the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement sets out what a credible growth plan would look like, emphasising the importance of infrastructure investment, innovation policies and more flexible regional growth policies.
Ian Brinkley, Charles Levy, Andrew Sissons, Jonathan Wright and Mark Lloyd 24 November 2011
In the red corner – economists battle it out at innovation fringe Throughout history heavyweights have come together to fight about the big issues of the day. Yesterday’s fringe - It’s innovation, stupid - hosted by the Big Innovation Centre at the Liberal Democrat conference, was no different in leaving its mark. Leading UK economists went head to head to debate the question - Is the government’s strategy for growth working?
Anna Kharbanda 26 September 2012
Government’s new return to work support services must do more to sustain employment of thousands of people with cancer The government must seize the opportunity to significantly improve the lives of people with long-term conditions such as cancer by supporting those ready to return to work.
Anna Kharbanda 18 March 2013
Government must address severe discrimination and other barriers to employment for people living with schizophrenia A new report on why employment rates for people with schizophrenia remain so low (8% compared to the national average of 71%) and how these can be overcome is published today (11 February) by The Work Foundation.
Anna Kharbanda 11 February 2013
Reaction to the Public Accounts Committee report on the Work Capability Assessment Professor Stephen Bevan, director of the Centre for Workforce Effectiveness at The Work Foundation and Chair of the Fit for Work Coalition comments on The Public Accounts Committee report on the Work Capability Assessment.
Anna Kharbanda 08 February 2013